Ms. Jackman's 4th grade "sweeties" are learning how mass changes when sugar is added to water. How sweet it is to learn about physical properties of matter in 4th grade! #teamwes@LISDScience#onelisd @LISDLandT #wesroars
Sharing and receiving feedback as we glow and grow our Pool Toy Performance Tasks to show how we measure, compare and contrast physical properties of matter @Donald_ES#LISDscience
A huge shout out and thank you to @CebrunTabitha for helping my students and I with our first time using Canvas for a Science Unit Checkpoint! The instant outcome feedback is so useful for reteaching and providing enrichment right away! @LISDScience Thank you for supporting us!
Want to be intentional about self-care this school year? Join the 180 Days of Self-Care for Busy Educators book study. Participants will learn practical routines and rhythms to improve your life at work and home. LISD staff can register here https://t.co/FZNhGWO4gq #LISDLearns
Hey LISD science teachers, you still have until August 31st to make online orders at the science store if you would like items delivered instead of going in person. @CebrunTabitha @Duban4Science @manshackscience@jjgib4science@LISDOLA
What a great week of acting, thinking and communicating like scientists as we engaged, explored and explained describing properties of matter using our science tools @Donald_ES@LISDScience
Celebrating “Jaw-Some” Work in science today! Students were given a choice to create a matter trading card, poster, Chatter Pix or Mad Lib to describe observable and measurable physical properties! @Donald_ES@LISDScience
Thank you SO much to @Duban4Science for creating the most amazing Science breakout for my kids to review all of our learning we did this year! They loved it and we had so much fun! 🐾💙 It has been THE best collaborating with you this year! @CoyoteRidgeES#CREleads@LISDScience
Island Castaway investigation @DeganElementary 5th grade. Students needed to use physical properties of items to survive the deserted island! #LISDscience#PowerUp